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CBS 2's Jeremy Ross reports with little traffic over the past year, retailers in Chicago's Loop are optimistic about this year, thanks to the COVID vaccine.

If you were an exhausted actor straight from the dressing room, Petterino's bartender Ed Judge would know your drink and have it waiting.

The Bakery Box, LLC, which is weaving together community partnerships, a pandemic-friendly concept and glorious mini cakes available even at 3 a.m.

The end is near for Arlington Park after Churchill Downs Inc. announced that it will go through with plans to sell the land where it is built in suburban Chicago.

CHICAGO, IL - Chicago-based developer Moceri + Roszak, in partnership with Thomas Roszak Architecture, has announced the beginning of leasing for Parkline Chicago’s 190 apartments. The 26-story luxury tower also features 24 condominium homes and 6,400 square feet of ground-floor retail at 60 E. Randolph St. in Chicago’s Loop.  Construction is set to be completed this spring, with Clark Construction as general contractor. The apartments begin delivering this month, while the condominiums wi...

1431 P Street, NW Thanks to LW for sending: “Tie Bar on P Street in Logan Circle looks closed as of Saturday. Everything is boxed up. I think they opened in 2018″ Tie Bar’s website says: “We have made the difficult decision to close our retail locations in Boston, the Chicago Loop, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C, with our Chicago Flagship store to remain open at this time. Like many in our industry, Tie Bar has been impacted by the challenging retail environment brought on ...

After spending much of last year clashing with Gov. JB Pritzker on COVID-19 guidelines, a southern Illinois lawmaker now says he wants to run against him.

Illinois Sen. Darren Bailey, who made nationwide headlines by challenging Pritzker's stay-at-home order, revealed Monday he'll seek the Republican nomination for governor in 2022.

Conservative Republican state Sen. Darren Bailey announces governor run, pledges to fight ‘political elites’

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A water main ruptured near Willis Tower Wednesday evening, flooding streets and causing damage in Chicagos Loop. In below freezing temperatures, city crews waded through flood waters from a water main break near Chicagos tallest building. Chicagos Department of Water Management said the issue appeared to be with a 12-inch water main on Adams, between Franklin and Wells. Crews shut down the main to make way for an investigation. City officials say this has not impacted water se...